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Take Joy In Sharing Positive Energy With Others. It's a Rough Road For All So Give The Sunlight........
Out my WINDOW.
A Great Blue Heron and Black Cormorant share a floating tree stump in the Trent Canal.
Beaverton,Ontario.
Canada.
It didnt last long as Tula decided it was hers! But they are so sweet playing together. Lovely to have a day of breeze today so they could go out and hoon!!
This is Tula, left and her big boy, Iron, right
Kreative People group "Treat This " challenge #237
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Senegal, Casamance, Kabrousse, Cap Skirring Plage.
SunSet
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che se ci pensi siamo solo di passaggio
e per quanta strada ancora c'è da fare
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I was shooting this tiger swallowtail mining the blackberry blossoms, and didn't even notice this honey bee cross the frame when I shot this one. Just a nice bonus!
Black-throated mango (female) and Versicolored Emerald (on top) - sharing some nectar.
Have a Peaceful Friday!
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Good Stewards of Nature
Nanday Parakeets share a food morsel, probably part of a courting process. Not a great setting and difficult lighting but I liked the moment
"Ainda Bem" Marisa Monte - Clipe Oficial
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New Mini Challenge # 232 ~ The Award Tree ~
~ Total Texture ~ The Award Tree ~
With heartfelt and genuine thanks for your kind visit. Have a wonderful and beautiful day, be well, keep your eyes open, appreciate the beauty surrounding you, enjoy creating, stay safe and laugh often! ❤️❤️❤️
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♥ Photo taken at Skydome Rentals
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Australian Painted Lady (Vanessa kershawi)
Fly
I am still seeing lots of Painted Ladies around. This one was sharing an African Daisy with a tiny fly.
☼My works are often BEST VIEWED LARGE☼
Image from my friend Jean-Marc Brugeilles.
Eagle and birds= PNGWING
Flowers=me
filtered
Jean-Marc is a renowned Naïve and symbolic artist.
His art defies description.
You might appreciate knowing more by reading the intro of the book Michel Mintaka created for him, it describes his type of art.
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When you get to the book, click Preview and then the mini double diagonal arrow to see full size so you can read.
Single clicks anywhere on the right will turn the pages
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The bright and fresh colors of Spring are all around the yard. More flowers and shrubs are expected. Transplanting some plants take time but spreading the color around the yard is a good idea and fun. I’m spending more and more time working outdoors these days while this social distancing guidelines are in place. Actually, I’m getting more things done in the yard, washing the car more and even taking more walks together. Keeping the yard’s appearance up gets me some exercise and it’s a good way to “Share The Beauty.” Thanks for viewing my work. Remember everyday to wash your 🙏, ☮️
Glas Fabriek Schiedam 2021
Designers and artists sharing a passion .Their work goes back to the basic rules of calligraphy such as symmetry, regularity,and slant to create new forms.
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When a neighbor decided to reconfigure the flowers planted in her raised flowerbed, she was going to toss the green bits away.
Fortunately I love gardening surprises...so I quickly planted them in a shady spot. This was the wonderful result of my adoption.
Markyate High Street, Hertfordshire. This road always had to be shared by vehicles and pedestrians, even in the times when carts and wagons were drawn by horses. And pedestrians always had been and still are the weaker partner. Fuji X-E3.
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'Shared space' a Red Admiral and a large white butterfly on a Buddleja davidii 'White Profusion' commonly known as the White Butterfly Bush
Topping up wine barrels during maturation. Wine will evaporate over time from a barrel (known as the angels' share). So, regular, slow and laborious topping up becomes necessary.
If not done, the wine will become exposed to much more oxygen and oxidise, which is an unwanted style.
At Joško Gravner, Lenzuolo Bianco, Oslavia (GO), Friuli Venezia Giulia, Italy.
Yellow is the most visible color of the spectrum and it’s the color that captures our attention more than any other color. Yellow is the color of happiness, and optimism, of enlightenment and creativity. In almost every culture yellow represents sunshine, happiness, and warmth. In this case, in addition to the striking yellow color of the petals, I captured reproductive organs of one flower - waiting to be fertilized, and that is why I named this picture "Share my life".
The world quietly teaches us that significance belongs to the center of attention.
But life disagrees.
It happens in unnoticed afternoons, in shoes left beside a seat, in rippling water, in creatures following instincts older than memory. It happens while someone checks a message, while another life glides silently past, and while neither realizes they have become part of the same story.
Perhaps this is why ordinary moments linger with us.
They remind us that existence is not measured only by what we accomplish, but by what we are willing to notice.
Most of life unfolds without applause.
It is no less beautiful because of it.